How to make a program stop and print inputs from lowest to greatest?

Question

How do I make it so it stops the program in any form of "stop" like StOp or STOP (case sensitive). Then how would I make it so it would print in order from lowest to greatest with the number first then name second?

names = []
while 1:
    grades = input("Enter your score followed by your name")

if not grades or grades.lower() == 'stop':
    break
    grade_name = grades.split(" ")
    grades.append(grade_name[0])
    names.append(grade_name[1])

for grade, name in sorted(zip(grades, names)):
    print (grades, name)

Answer 1

1. To check for stop case-insensitively, you can convert the input to lowercase and compare against stop .

    if not grades or grades.lower() == 'stop': 

2. To sort the data and print in ascending order, you can use zip and sorted

    for grade, name in sorted(zip(grades, names)): print grade, name 

   for Example

    grades = [2, 3, 1] names = ["b", "c", "a"] for grade, name in sorted(zip(grades, names)): print (grade, name) 

   Output

    1 a 2 b 3 c